By Sabrina Penty. Eight boys have been accused of gang-raping a disabled classmate in the girl's bathroom of a Spanish school. The police document said that the girl was 'removed from the sight of students and teachers and taken to the girl's bathroom' during a break, where the gang-rape allegedly occurred. Speaking to Spanish television program 'Y Ahora Sonsoles' the girl's distressed grandmother, whose identity was not shared, detailed the horrifying incident.
Distressed grandparents who did not share their identities of a year-old disabled girl who was gangraped by eight classmates while at school in Seville last month detailed the horrific attack.
Her grandmother also described the 'hell' the young girl endured the days after, as she did not open up about her assault for several days. She did not want to go to school, would not eat and would not sleep, her grandmother told a separate outlet, Telemadrid. She would also repeatedly pull her own hair and throw herself on the ground, before she finally opened up to her grandmother. The forensic medical team confirmed that the girl had been penetrated, the grandmother told.
But since all children involved in the horrific attack were born between and , making them 12 and 13 years old, means that the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office cannot carry out any kind of investigation.
According to Spanish Juvenile Law, when a perpetrator of rape is under the age of 14, he or she won't be held liable. The case has been transferred to Child Protection Services as a result. But Andalusia's Councillor for Social Inclusion, Youth, Families and Equality, said in a press conference last week that the Andalusian government is in contact with the prosecutor's office.
